Well little stones like gravle are just made of broken up stones and those are composed of differant minerals so small rocks are composed of minerals just like large ones. tiny rocks are made of spit.
They are made up of Minerals. There are 3 different types of rocks-Igneous(made up of cooled lava), Sedimentary(a rock made up of sediment which has bind over time), and Metomorphic(a rock which was a sedimentary or igneous rock that has changed due to the rock cycle). Rocks are also made up of tiny atoms.
silica or silica sand
Silica
Tiny rocks the size of salt grains are generally called, "Sand".
This is due to the rock cycle and erosion
soil is made up of two componet tiny bits of mineral particle which from larger rocks
Pelites are clastic rocks made from clay and they may be specifically called mudstones, siltstones, and shales.
rocks and minerals are porous therefore they are able to hold a tiny amount of water
Sedimentary rocks.
it is a rock because it is made up of tiny rocks
sedimentary rocks
Question is not stated properly. What it seems to be asking is the relationship between rocks and Geology. Rocks are basically what the Earth is made of...you have tiny tiny rocks....great big giant rocks....melted rock. Everything that is not water or air is rock and is therefore a part of the study of the Earth...that we call Geology.
Tiny rocks the size of salt grains are generally called, "Sand".
they are faint and you can hardly see them, they are made up of tiny rocks and dust particles
Tiny microscopic organisms have made this rock over billions and billions of years
Rocks are made of tiny pieces of sediments that have been compacted together through the process's of weathering,erosion,and deposition. But this process takes a long time to happen
yes it can. hope this helps ;)
This is due to the rock cycle and erosion
Metamorphic rocks are made from cooling lava, Igneus rocks are made by heat and presure, and Sedimentary rocks are made by sand and/or other tiny broken off peaces of rocks being presurised together forming one single rock
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